The Annual of the British School at Athens

THESE handsome volumes render account of the archaeological work of the British School at Athens in the two seasons preceding the outbreak of war, and illustrate its range and high standards of scholarship. They differ in contents, the earlier presenting a part only of the results of a single series of excavations ; the later, seven shorter papers, of which only one is an excavation report, and the others are studies of inscriptions, museum collections, and the like.